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In Tractate Bava Metzia 59:A It
says: respect, honor your wife
in order for you to become rich, that's
the greatest segula. (Spiritual remedy)
Honor your wife, and if it's hard, you're probably
going to become double Rich. so it's worth it!
Tractate Shabbat 119, our Sages teach 'tithe so
that you'll become rich' If you give 10 percent
of your income to charity you'll become rich.
but the Gaon from Vilna says, this goes on 20
percent, twice give ten percent. Ten percent
is called 'mediocre' in the eyes of the
Sages. Ayin Yafa, A Good Eye, is to give 20% of
income to charity, and on that goes the promise
that one can become rich.is Gittin7A we learn
giving charity/tzedaka is a segula to become
rich. Tractate Avoda Zara 19. our Sages say,
anyone who busies himself with Torah learning.
sit and learn and you're going to get success with
all your assets. Tractate Shabbat 119: Beautify
the Shabbat and if you do, they will grant you
all your heart's wishes so buy something extra,
beautiful for your Shabbat table. but don't
do it for your stomach, do it for God.
Tractate Bava Kama 82A we learn that one who prays
for his friend, he will be answered first! so if
you know a friend who needs help with income,
pray for him and you will be answered first.
Tractate Shabbat 62:B Rabbi Hisda taught,
washing one's hands for eating bread with a lot
of water is a segulah to have a lot of money.
Sefer Mamitzvot says I received a tradition
from my Rabbis that anyone who is meticulous,
careful with saying the Grace after Meals,
with concentration. Will never lack sustenance.
That's a good thing to do.
Great concentration, the Zohar haKadosh says, while saying the verse "Poteach Et Yadecha umasbiah lechol chai Ratzon'
Is a great segulah for income.
and in the book Magid Meisharim, The Beis Yosef, what he was revealed to by the Angel.
He says that praying the Morning Prayers (Shaharit) in order. do not Skip and hop over
different parts of davening. Pray according to
the right order is a segulah for good income.
other interesting segulas.
if it doesn't cost money, we should try. The Sefer HaMidos
says by having a desire to be buried in Eretz Yisrael, Land of Israel, that can bring an abundance of income.
Tomorrow night, Saturday night after Shabbat,
saying the poem called 'ish khasid Haya'
found in I think most prayer books,
and in Teshuvos and Hanhagos, of R; Moshe Shternbuch, said Saturday night eating
in the meal after Shabbat, something which is spicy
is a segula for paranasa/income.
On the other hand there are
income deterrents and that is: Machloket (Feuds)
The Shla haKadosh, says 1 single feud can drive away 100 portions of income!
the Abu draham says be careful when you cut your
nails, there's a proper way to do it,
different opinions different ways how to cut your
nails the right hand and the left hand in order
not to lose one's income. The Shmiras Halashon says because of evil speech, gossip, slander,
one can lose his income, but the greatest segula of them all
is PRAYER. Tractate Nida 70B says, what should one do to become rich?
He should ask for mercy from He whom money belongs to, I.e God.
Tana Bedei Eliyahu says : when I see people that have nothing good coming for them
not for their own Merit and not for the
Merit of their forefathers however
But for the fact that THEY come, stand, bless and increase prayer in front of Me...I will double their sustenance.
for the Merit that they
come and pray to Me
Says God.
Medrash Tanchuma, Hashem says to Israel, be careful with prayer
There's nothing like prayer, it's greater than all the
other sacrafices
Even if a person is not worthy of me answering him, since he is praying to Me, I will do a Kindness with him.
One should always be assured, when the praying
is done appropriately it cancels all bad decrees
It change nature for you and to make you be saved
from terrible tragedies and to cancel bad decrees
and a person should never despair. If he prays
and he doesn't see immediate results because there
is an unbelievable ramban in the portion of Mishpatim
the verse says, God says of Himself, I will listen
because I am merciful what is the word Chanun?
From the word "Chinam"
Meaning I am merciful and I accept the Prayer of
any person even though he is not worthy of it
because I'm merciful and I listen and accept
the yelling the davening the praying of anyone
From the word "Chinam" who prays to me. God willing, we should all be showered with abundance from above abundance
both and in spirituality and material wealth, God should accept our prayers not only with the income, but also He should deliver the ultimate redemption soon in our days, Amen.